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Online Documentation
The documentation for the latest release version of EXQUIRES can be viewed online at http://exquires.ca.
Building the Documentation
The EXQUIRES documentation/website is built using Sphinx.
Before building the documentation, you must first perform the following tasks:
Install Sphinx ($ sudo apt-get install python-sphinx)
Install EXQUIRES
To produce the HTML documentation (same as the online documentation):
From the docs directory, run: $ make html
This will produce HTML documentation in the _build/html/ directory
Open _build/html/index.html with your browser
To produce the PDF manual:
From the docs directory, run: $ make latexpdf
This will produce LaTeX files in the _build/latex directory and run them through pdflatex
Open exquires.pdf to view the manual.
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